Personally, I would prefer the second style for a comic. Clarity is something I appreciate when I'm reading anything, and I think the second panel just takes a half-second less for me to process what is what. The bottles on the shelf look a little wonky, but I immediately recognize that they exist.

Absolutely adorable, I can't help but love this critter.

I've seen the game a couple times browsing Steam and wow, that premise always gets me. Also, that name is an S+ tier pun.

I absolutely love that first animation. More rabbit characters need to mimic periscoping.

For me it's just Alan Wake 2. That game didn't make me feel dread or terror, but the horror aesthetic did put me on-edge enough to get blinded by the audacious set pieces. The gameplay did enough to push and pull me around without being clumsy or unintuitive.

Thanks for taking on this comm! These two characters are from Everhood 2, a quirky rhythm RPG that released earlier this year. That game has a lot of wonderful weirdos to love, but Fuego (the tiger) grabbed my attention and never let go. I'm ecstatic that the final piece looks so good!

I absolutely love these Toru Nakayama inspired pieces. His character designs continue to stick out in my mind and I think you did a wonderful job emulating that style.

I would love to see the Fabraz team tackle Earthworm Jim. Despite how energetic and encouraging Slime-san's overall tone is, there are some intentionally gross presentation details that give it an offbeat charm. Tackling an EJ game would be a great excuse for more of that + revisiting 2D platformers